Sharp County record., 1887-10-13
.sxANsAs STATE NEWS

ade' /, "a Memphis & Little hoon o- nile 10
% P,s ne 81 charge five cents per mi,e "
be so' w. over its line, in defiance u 1m0
snsr sengo,' ocontly went into effect regu
ar a, Wnivn ~ this State. Suit has Deeh
EIlaS ing ra'e' nper so charged in order
IA, un " tier before the courts, anu
r.s S'ring gt;onallty sso of the act will prop
heeo % 'o, cf the Johnson County citizens
N IN 40 ca1o ~ the lessees Of the penlten'
apdi P,e.h heon argued before the commls
that sh ers, but decision mas D'0A
Of N0the present. ..,,, down
ha, :, he bottoms and climbed Sky ioo' tna be
drom. rse after coon. A hmO oroAs' W.
the II hruter fell to the ground anu-ro'
craft somss n Criner, one of the suostan-
MAJ, so-rers of Ouchita County, was III
dect, 10 Rock few days ago for the nrs'
ess :. Inca 1S46 He said it was pleas
rro, ENo 'inUu s,,, 20 compare the present Little
dsT " ,n;th r the village he visited forty-one
brOAsrs ago vh;hited
tio, ;, s,,ac;mens of argentiferous galena
ere n little Rock, which ne sala & ""s w
va, md in immense, nexhausUlpl' qu"n qio,
no oiIt at points six miles east ana SIX n,rSo nt
oek m-,t Of Benton, Saline County: ino
K, AMI les on the eastern side, ne Saiu' "0''
N ws,, no worked successfully
ar. anoleon B. Crump who was Warrant
Wv, - under State Auditor Files, anu
,sv..s srward private secretary to onlVeu
h'n tos Senator J. Il. Berry, has been ap.
atio, 0@ 1nted special agent of the General Lanu
'Ou-' 90 for fraudulent land entries, with
-O.sea ~. dorarters in New Mexico. He for
nv, Nv lived at Harrison, Boone County
.ii1a Hal mere e are twenty grain distillerieS IN
5.S district of Arkansas at present, nine
AZ, which were in operation during April
u9- m nrod need 1854 gallons OF splrlts'
Alnl 90 tbousand one hundred and forty
ana Gallons were withdrawn from bonded
receN rehouses and 32,96O gallons were in
IUal lded warehouses May l.
4'u II, me State Grand Lodge Knights OF
r,. .]' thias at its recent session, elected the
hi"' lowing officers for the ensuing year:
T. King, Little Rock, grand chancel-
,@ % ia. W. Watson, Hot Springs, grand
1E M chancellor; M. D. Erly, Lonoke,
s nI ind prelate; NJ. Jessup, Dardanelle,
uyhl ind master Of exchange; J. NJ. Taylor,
"V I,e Bluff, grand keeper OF records ana
bonL II: C. Dutlinger, Little Rock, grand
~ y. =" ster-atrarms; Max Broh, Magnolia,
Ind iunior guard; W. P. Chidester,
rsf', ,mden, grand outer guard. Thomas Es
dov s,', x, Of Little Rock, and A. A. TUFTS, Oh
~, - .mden, were elected supreme represent
ives and Hot Springs elected the place
next meeting.
Ion. B. B. Hudgins, says he will in no
se be a candidate for Governor, but he
chit be candidate for Attorney-Gen-
H.
became necessary few nights ago
the mayor of Little Rock to teach
derman Thompson that the office to
itch the people of the Third ward un.
NJ v,-sely elected him should be filled by
:, I'm who knows how to behave while at
,ds ~ 1lpting to perform his official duties.
c,b, ling to do so Thompson was expelled
,ts, 3m the building by the chief of police.
Instruments for the new telephone line
10 r,m Dardanele to the interior towns
We been put up. The line starts from
!rdanelle, runs to Chicago, Danville,
llevllle, Rover and Ola, circuit of
,bo, .out fifty miles. 1t IS owned and
Az, Grated by local capitalists,
Work on the river imprOveme mt at Dar-
10 IA ,nele is progressing as fast as possible
der the immediate supervisor of Cap
= n lin Officer. The late rise in the river
nv AM mayed the mattresses to some extent,
.,i il they have been repaired and the
hole force is now occupied IN pile-driv-
,yt rie IN, 70
,r, . capability Of the work to do what it
no. intended for, VIZ, to wash away the
boa n nd-bar in front of the town.
,m, vJ F. Shelton, the p,st-offico thief, who
rogr. Gently escaped from an officer in Little
ro9t r)ck, is nineteen years old, feet So
airs ches high, weight 146, dark hair gray
vfes and clean shaven; wears dark sack
nh fsat and vest, light brown pin n-striped
R,o,t tnts, light derby hat, light colored scarf
moi bith Roman gold pin set with small dia-
,rh0nd and cuff buttons to match, gold
r. atch and chain with charm to match,
o,oa .arf-pin and No congress kid CATERS.
hal The Governor has remitted the fines Of
mmrty dollars each imposed by the Searcy
rcuit Court upon j. II. Tutt and ]. NJ.
inc russell.
Representatives, of large wagon works
ordl Decatur, ILL.,, recently visited Little
han ock, looking to the removal of their
bile ant to that place.
dIhq Mr.. r. W. Davis, grocer, Texarkana,
le G,is been attached by creditors. He car
Rm rles stock Of $500 to $1,000.
nT ~. The Governor has pardoned Lloyd
anT na- T,hns, who was convicted of burglary at
-, ie March term of the Crawford Circuit
.n5 ourt
valuable coal beds have been discovi
Oh S;ed eight miles from Knobel. The vein
ge reported to be nine feet thick and of
sry good quality, which will be of great
w tsneft TO that portion ofothe State, as
lere is no coal mined within about one
cs iGu Gundred miles Knobel offers excellent
eI icilities for railroad connection, as there
ID IRE no Streams nor hills to cross to reach
3sr pne fields.
si In row in Little Rock, a few nights
the 90, Detween Rolla Block and an Italian
kramed John Gitto, Block sustained painful
as not 1atal stabs from a dirk knife Rolls
d 9 printer, about twenty years of age.
Snd nwell-known to the profession ali
Of rver the country.
bid Inc arkansas Eclectic Medical Assoca-
TooS on held an interesting session in Little
COCK last week.
a. "nle John Howell and James Smith
SJfere walking through Fulton County,
W. ear the Missouri line a few davs ago.
Sney were attacked by pack of ravenous
w owes. Howell, who was bitten in the
f.nr Ia